Exotic Food & Restaurants

[robbietan]

Horse meat is ver recomemded you guys should try it:

 

available in limited quantities in navotas, tapa version

u will not be able to distinguish between horse and beef tapa

send your orders to robbietan at __________

200 bucks per kilo

[hiyashi]

rabbit tsaka aso, kakaiba lasa nito, lalo na ung rabbit ang SARAP :cool:

[wolfpak]

monkey brain

[<"Blood Burst">]

dito merong Frog Porridge...........

 

never tried anyhow..........

[<"Blood Burst">]

hey, favorite pasalubong from Marinduque ang tapang kabayo... ang sarap. ang bango ng karne................

[Tukuykuy]

ox brain, pig brain, palaka, aso, pati pussy.....cat hehehe

gusto ko nga kumain ng iba pa eh, san ba merong place na pwedeng kainan ng exotic foods dito sa metro manila?

[czaralva]

Here in Northeastern USA...it's cicada time..they emerge from the ground after 17 long yrs of hibernation....some people roasted them..

[dolphin722]

san ba merong place na pwedeng kainan ng exotic foods dito sa metro manila?

Aling Nene (famous for their barbecue) along SSH at Vito Cruz (yata) used to serve exotic foods, di lang ako sure ngayon.

[fatso8]

ox brain, pig brain, palaka, aso, pati pussy.....cat hehehe

gusto ko nga kumain ng iba pa eh, san ba merong place na pwedeng kainan ng exotic foods dito sa metro manila?

Sa Danny's Grill (Timog area)

[des]

try tortang surot saka nilagang itlog ng dinasour :mtc:

[sky1]

MONKEY BRAIN .... SINISIPSIP FROM A LIVE MONKEY.

[urban]

escargot

[air_trebor]

have u tried ADOBONG TORTOISE,

 

tapos iinumin mo ung dugo niya.....aphrodisiac daw!!!

[WitchCat]

Ox brain - persiana

baby octopus - Mr. Choy's kitchen

[agxo3]

Most exotic meal - in Matsumoto, Japan (up in the mountains) -

 

start with raw horsemeat sliced very thin (like carpaccio)

then fried honeybees (yes you can taste the honey; no, no stingers)

followed by fugu (blowfish) that left my tongue and lips tingling

 

In between, grilled eel from the local river and ayu (small freshwater fish). And somewhere in there, boiled conch (must have been brought in from the southern fishing towns).

 

What was most interesting was the green tea they served to start the meal - sweet (though without using sugar or other sweeteners) and with 24K gold flakes. Gold's supposed to be good for you in small doses.